Saturday, 14 November 2026
Temple

Pillayar Kovil

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Harur taluka, Dharmapuri district, Tamil Nadu

Near Kammalampatty (760 m from the village's map point, straight line). Kammalampatty had 1,301 people in 341 households (Census 2011).

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12.05532° N, 78.52724° E

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Source: OpenStreetMap (node/5754411357), extract of 23 Oct 2026. © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL-1.0. Last seen in the source 3 Nov 2026. Not checked by VoiceOfVillage; call before you travel.

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How to reach Pillayar Kovil

  • Nearest railway station: Morappur — about 16 km (straight line)
  • Nearest bus station: Harur Bus Stand — about 4.8 km (straight line)
  • Nearest airport: Salem Airport — about 59 km (straight line)

Straight-line distances from OpenStreetMap; road distances are longer. Check routes before you travel.

Questions about Pillayar Kovil

Where is Pillayar Kovil?

Pillayar Kovil is a temple in Harur taluka, Dharmapuri district, Tamil Nadu.

Which village is Pillayar Kovil in or near?

Kammalampatty: about 760 m from the village's map point in a straight line. Kammalampatty had 1,301 people (Census 2011).

Which is the nearest railway station to Pillayar Kovil?

Morappur, about 16 km away in a straight line (OpenStreetMap). Road distance is longer.

Which airport is nearest to Pillayar Kovil?

Salem Airport, about 59 km away in a straight line (OpenStreetMap).

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